Author: Kejal Vyas

A State Department report shows Caracas has received most of the revenue, while Trump says the U.S. has profited from the oil sales.

Dinorah Figuera is leading U.S.-backed talks on Venezuela’s democratic future, even as Trump embraces the officials she wants to replace.

The country’s biggest seafood company shows how Nicolás Maduro’s antibusiness tactics prevail under the U.S.-backed government in Caracas.

Foreign investors are returning but find busted pipelines, chronic blackouts and an industry hollowed out by years of neglect.

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez’s appearance at the U.N. forces foreign leaders to interact with an authoritarian loyalist backed by Washington.

Regional security forces are bombing jungle encampments, capturing drug kingpins and killing drug couriers with help from Washington.

The negotiations aim to put the country on a path toward elections, but don’t include Nobel laureate María Corina Machado.